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Ford Fusion AWD begins at $23,430
Ford Fusion AWD begins at $23,430
Originally Posted by Ford
007 Fusion AWD starting at $23,430
The first Fusion all-wheel drive (AWD) models arrive at dealers this week as the most affordable, V-6 powered AWD sedans on the market. Fusion SE AWD models start at $23,430, including destination and delivery, while Fusion SEL AWD models start at $24,525. By comparison, the Toyota Camry LE V-6 starts at $23,960 including destination, and the Honda Accord SE V-6 starts at $23,945 with destination. However, the Accord and Camry are not available with AWD, at any price. "For the same money as an Accord or Camry, we're offering a Fusion with all-wheel-drive for free," says Giombetti. "The addition of all-wheel drive will be a huge advantage for Fusion, and shows that Ford is intent on leading – not following – this segment." |
so now they are going to lose $5,000 per car sold instead of $3,000
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I always love the....."same money as a Toyota Camry or Honda Accord claims"
we offer more..... or when they compare the price of say a Cobalt to an Accord or Camry as being thousands less. Of course they make no mention of the fact that over the long haul the Toyota or Honda is way better value due to the fact that a $15,000 Cobalt is worth about $7000.00 3 or 4 years down the road, but the Civic or Corolla is worth about 2/3rds (or more) of the original sale price 3 or 4 years later. |
But the price is pretty competitive. I would rather get the Honda Accord (Led Tail Lights, Folding Side Mirrors [Options that Toyota needs to convince me to buy the Camry])
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The one thing I will agree with you - Honda's are usually better values than comparable Toyotas. However, Toyota has been going upscale lately, and advancing their engine techologies, and Honda better start catching up soon.
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Originally Posted by Ochdx
(Post 3200505)
, and advancing their engine techologies, and Honda better start catching up soon.
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Originally Posted by 98CoupeV6
(Post 3200521)
How exactly is Honda behind Toyota in that regard?
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Originally Posted by 98CoupeV6
(Post 3200521)
How exactly is Honda behind Toyota in that regard?
For example... Toyota still has ABS optional on most vehicles Honda has ABS standard on most vehicles They are pretty much equal, just people like Hondas better. The Camry has nothing special to offer compared to the Accord. Camry finally got Bluetooth, but forgot to add folding side mirrors and LED taillights (excluding Hybrid) Lets compare the 2007 MDX with the RX 350 - MDX has more horsepower - MDX has many options from Lexus standard - Class leader - Traffic Reports |
Originally Posted by Ochdx
(Post 3200722)
Lets not turn this Ford thread into Honda vs Toyota, but Toyota's 4 cylinders are on par with Hondas, while Toyota's V6 are ahead of Hondas. Not to mention that Honda still doesn't have a V8.
if you didn't want that to happen then you should have stopped after "Honda's are usually better values than comparable Toyotas." |
Originally Posted by lexusis350
(Post 3200494)
But the price is pretty competitive. I would rather get the Honda Accord (Led Tail Lights, Folding Side Mirrors [Options that Toyota needs to convince me to buy the Camry])
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